Wild video posted by police by seeing a group of zealous thieves pointing at an assault rifle in the face of cash-type guards In Tennessee show.
A heart-warming video taken from the guard’s body camera shows that when the ATM’s base is opened, the guard opens the door of his armored truck, exposing several cash boxes. The incident occurred at the first Horizon Bank at 140 Mitchell Road In Memphis February 14 at 8:20 am.
The video shows a white Nissan Altima, then rolled up behind the ATM, and then three masked and armed men flock around the unsuspecting rearguard.
Memphis armed robbery performance was caught by cameras. (Memphis Police Department)
The zealous thief was seen pointing at the assault rifle in front of the guard facing the cash, and then stole a lot of cash from the ATM. (Memphis Police Department)
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“Don’t do it, don’t do it!” a thief barked on the guard.
The perpetrator then pulled three large cash boxes out of the ATM while still pointing the deadly weapon to the guards.
Then, they jumped into Nissan and stayed away from the scene.
It’s not clear how much cash it is Perps stole itbut police say it’s “large”.
The attackers swiftly swarmed unsuspecting cash off-road vehicles and made a big steal. (Memphis Police Department)
Police said the suspect was described as a black male in his mid-20s.
One suspect was about 5 feet 10 inches tall and thin, wearing a black hoodie, black pants, red gloves and a black ski mask.
The second suspect is 5-foot-11 inches tall, with an average figure and is wearing a red and white “Cola” jacket, blue jeans, grey gloves and a black ski mask.
The attackers swiftly swarmed unsuspecting cash off-road vehicles and made a big steal. (Memphis Police Department)
The third suspect is 5-foot-10 inches tall and thin, wearing a black hoodie, black pants, red gloves and a black ski mask.
The Memphis Police Department said the investigation is underway.
although Crime decline Last year in the city. According to LocalMemphis.com, the total crime rate fell by 13.3%, homicides fell by 30%, and motor vehicle theft decreased by 39%.
